Converting Biogas To RNG

Renewable Natural Gas Is The New California Gold Rush

California's carbon credit market and low carbon fuel standard (LCFS) incentivize natural gas utilities and fuel suppliers to produce or acquire low carbon substitutes for fossil fuels for heating homes and transportation.

Biogas from dairy waste isn't just a low carbon energy source; it's a negative carbon emission energy source. As a result, it's become more valuable for dairy digester owners to convert it into renewable natural gas (RNG) and inject it into a gas pipeline instead of turning it into clean electricity and selling it to a utility.

Graph of Greenhouse Gasses against Carbon Intensity of Key Transportation Fuels

*Source: California Air Resources Board

A Regenis technician servicing a digester system

Upgrade to RNG

Biogas conversion requires specialized knowledge because raw biogas isn’t clean enough to meet natural gas pipeline standards.

Our team of skilled tradesmen have already installed gas upgrade systems for three dairy digester projects that were originally built to produce clean electricity.

Let us help you get into the biogas pipeline.

Meet Your Gas Utility’s Standard

Every utility has different specifications that must be met before accepting RNG into their pipelines, and no one single gas upgrade system will meet the requirements of every utility. We aren’t tied to any particular gas upgrade technology or vendor because we think it’s important to serve the best interests of our clients first.

Piping components of a digester system by Regenis

Video course on buying a diary digester by Regenis

How To Moo-ve

Your Dairy Digester Project Forward

1.

Access Our Free Video Course What You Need To Know To Build A Dairy Digester

Taught by Regenis’ Research Director and American Biogas Council Board Member, Dr. Craig Frear.

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We will email you the companion guide for the course along with instructions how to fill it out.

3.

Watch the video and fill out the companion guide.

4.

Send the guide to Eric Powell, Regenis’ Business Development Director, to schedule an initial call to discuss your project.

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Patrick Serfass, Executive Director, American Biogas Council

“Craig Frear and the team at Regenis have supported the American Biogas Council for more than a decade with their deep knowledge and technical expertise on the design and operation of anaerobic digesters. As a result, we are providing a better service to the biogas industry and countless developers, operators, and digester owners are producing more biogas than they would have without Regenis.”

Steve Vander Haak, Vander Haak Dairy

“We were considered pioneers when we built the first digester in the state two decades ago, and we’ve partnered with Regenis from the beginning not just because of their technical expertise, but also because of their tradition of honesty and integrity. Throughout the last 20 years, we’ve viewed them as our partner as we’ve experimented with cutting edge technologies. Our ongoing efforts together have allowed us to upgrade power output by 25 percent and identify a string of new products.

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Mitch Moorlag, Edaleen Dairy

“Regenis had already built our digester and kept it running continuously for six years so we had confidence hiring them to build our fine solid separation system. Now we’re able to remove phosphorous and nitrogen from our liquid waste stream, apply nutrients to our crops more precisely and reduce the amount of liquid we have to haul off the farm.”